Day at Universal

[scritchell]

All

Do you think, for a 7YO, a whole day at Universal, from opening time, dinner, and then Blue Man Group in the evening is too much? I know it depends on the child, I'm just asking, if its too much, in peoples opinion?

TYIA

 

[Weather_Lady]

It would have been too much for my kids at age 7 -- I'd have squeezed in a 2-hour nap break after lunch to make it work. As you say, however, it depends on the child (and also on the weather -- we all tucker out much more quickly in very hot temperatures).

 

[scritchell]

We are setting base at WDW so have set aside 2 days at US so 1 of the days may need to be a 'Full Busy Day'

 

[Disneyhead'71]

We are setting base at WDW so have set aside 2 days at US so 1 of the days may need to be a 'Full Busy Day'

I'd to a late leisurely table service lunch and use that as a break on your busy day.

 

[scritchell]

I'd to a late leisurely table service lunch and use that as a break on your busy day.

Thank you, any recommendations?

 

[Disneyhead'71]

Thank you, any recommendations?

Mythos in Islands of Adventure, Fennigan's Irish Pub in USF, or one of the many in CityWalk. Or you could do an early Dinner at Emeril's Orlando before Blue Man Group. That'd be a nice "dinner and a show" pairing.

 

[JillC LI]

When each of our kids was about 7, they had no problem schlepping around WDW from 7:30am-9:30pm because they were so excited to be there. They slept like logs at night, but they loved every second. We never left the parks for a nap, but we tried to build in activities that involved sitting whether they be meals or certain attractions. I would think the same would apply to Uni.

 

[scritchell]

When each of our kids was about 7, they had no problem schlepping around WDW from 7:30am-9:30pm because they were so excited to be there. They slept like logs at night, but they loved every second. We never left the parks for a nap, but we tried to build in activities that involved sitting whether they be meals or certain attractions. I would think the same would apply to Uni.

Sounds good, thanks

 

[jloucks]

My sisters kids were that age when we went last time. They had ZERO issues with 14 hour days. In fact, it was great. Soon as we hit the bus, they were out and didn't regain consciousness until we left the next morning.